25,000 owner-occupied Gallatin Valley homes, households that eat out and entertain. Two restaurant slots per drop, a card people actually keep, and a rate built for restaurant margins.
A feed scrolls past. A heavyweight card with your signature dish on it sits on the counter until Friday, when someone says “where should we go?”
Owner-occupied homes, $100K+ income, the families and couples who book the patio for a birthday and bring eight friends. Not students, not tourists.
16pt gloss stock in a cellophane-wrapped pack. A new-menu teaser, a gift-card offer or a “bring this card” deal survives on the fridge for weeks.
Restaurants get a lower entry rate than any other category in the deck, and a gift-card component can be part of it. Ask — it's deliberately easy to say yes.


Two restaurant slots per drop, two brewery/taproom slots, two bakery/café slots — categories are specific, so a steakhouse and a sushi bar can both be in. See which food categories are still open.
Less than any other category — restaurants have a deliberately low entry rate, and a gift-card component can be part of the deal. It's a fraction of what a solo postcard to 25,000 homes would run. Text 406-600-5278 and we'll give you the number.
Yes — categories are specific. Two full-service restaurants, two breweries, two bakeries. A pizza place and a fine-dining spot don't compete for the same slot.
A “bring this card” offer is the simplest: count the cards. We also add a tracked phone number or QR code to a reservation or online-ordering page so you can see the digital response too.
We do, at no charge. Send your logo, website and offer; we build the front and back around your best-looking dish and proof it with you before press.
Two advertisers per category, and the first two reservations hold them. Reserve by October 23 for the next drop. Design is on us.
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